Advocating for a sustainable tomorrow


Bursa Malaysia has been advocating for companies to adopt sustainable practices for more than a decade.

Bursa Malaysia has been among the forefront of those advocating for the adoption of sustainable practices among companies for 15 years – long before the term “environmental, social and governance (ESG)” gained widespread traction in the business community.

This hails back to 2007 when the regulator of the Malaysian capital market required public-listed companies (PLCs) to have a sustainability statement within their annual reports to disclose their efforts.

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